Who recorded "Brown Sugar" in 1971?
Correct answer: The Rolling Stones
96685004
The good music days.
penawareof
One rock song that has stood the test of time. Still good listening.
* Seshati *
Triviaddict, correction they ‘loved’ the sound & brought it back to the US which sadly would recognise the talents they had at home well enough. Even good Jimi Hendrix had to leave the US & venture to the UK to be well loved. Plagiarism is one thing & with that I do not agree but when a sounds or artistic expression is so good it becomes a movement well in my opinion that’s the ultimate flattery.
Scotti
I've seen them live twice, and I've never seen so much energy in any one person as in Mick Jagger when he's performing. Incredible entertainers and musicians!
kinnikat
MAGISHA-USA, it is referring to a female slave, you're correct. google the lyrics.
CommonHorse2657
excellent app
Guillermo
Fun-kay!!!
Jenny
Pretty sure this song makes light of slavery - at least in one verse which has been removed in some versions. I don't think slavery is something to sing and dance about.
Brian F.
And now they have been forced to drop it from their live set list, due to "political correctness" and public outcry.
Ian Gettoga
The song is about heroin
Alexandra Kendall
NO JONES NO STONES
SOS
kinnikat, I just googled it: yes it's about slavery but it's also about so much more ugly stuff too! I have a whole different view of it now & it's not a good view! Quite frankly, I'm shocked! 😲
Uninitialized
No room for u, Oh Yes
kinnikat
DeadlyBugaboo58865, nope. google the lyrics